Eventually the person who did not make the payments and then had their car repossessed. That bill is the least of your worries. You are also responsible for all other cost associated with the repo, plus the difference in what the lender sells the car for and what is actually owed on the loan. NO this is just flat-out wrong. The finance company that holds the ownership of the car hires a local tow company to collect the car. You do not pay for it. The car will be sent to an auction and the bank or finance company will sell it for what they can. YOU are all done with this car. You will probably get an official looking letter after it is auctioned to tell you what the car sold for BUT YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY ANOTHER RED CENT towards the difference. Once they repo it, you are all done with the responsibility for it. Phil
They add that into the balance of whatever is owed on the car. So the answer would be the person who is buying the car, and it gets repo'ed, pays the extra costs of the repo,
NO.
Yes. If he has a repo order, it is no longer YOUR truck.
Yes, you're responsible for the balance.
Probably not. He'd probably ask you to get out of the car.
Yes
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Its not as easy as it seems. Is your truck gonna handle the work SAFELY? REPO insurance is sky high.
The "penalty" is a repo on your CR.,higher interest rates on future loans, and a possible judgement/wage garnishment against you. A repo is a repo is a repo in credit files.
Yes, if you are not making the payments the bank can repo your truck.
The #1 best way to stop a repo is to PAY YOUR NOTES or make arrangements with the LENDER. The lenders starts the repo, they stop the repo. Pay your bill.